Voter guide to 2023 elections in Iron, Washington counties

Mail-in ballots are being sent out this week. Elections at the local level may have the most direct impact on the people, local officials say.

Mail-in ballots are being sent out this week. Elections at the local level may have the most direct impact on the people, local officials say. (Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News)


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ST. GEORGE — The general election is fast approaching with mail-in ballots being sent out this week.

At the federal level, congressional candidates in this year's special election are vying to replace retired U.S. Rep. Chris Stewart who left office last month.

In the municipal races, various town and city council seats are up for grabs.

While much attention is given across the state to the upcoming primary showdown between Republican candidate Celeste Maloy and Democrat candidate Kathleen Riebe, local officials, particularly past and present Washington County clerk/auditors, say elections at the local level have the most direct impact on the people.

Read the full article at St. George News.

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